Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that those involved in irregularities in the UKSSSC exam will not be spared under any circumstances. He said the government will take the strictest action in this matter. CM Dhami stated, “We will not rest until we completely eliminate the cheating mafia.” He made these remarks during a one-day training workshop for BJP state office bearers, district presidents, general secretaries, and in-charge officials held in Kuawala on Wednesday. He added that no attempt to facilitate cheating will be allowed to succeed. BJP National General Secretary (Organization) BL Santhosh, State In-charge Dushyant Gautam, and Co-In-charge Rekha Verma were also present at the workshop. A delegation led by Ram Kandwal, president of the Uttarakhand Unemployed Association, met with the Chief Minister at the Secretariat. During the meeting, the Chief Minister said that the interests of the unemployed candidates are paramount, and necessary decisions will be taken to protect their rights.
Effigy of the Commission burnt in paper leak protest
Haridwar: Young people in North Haridwar burnt an effigy of the Uttarakhand Subordinate Service Selection Commission (UKSSSC) in protest against the paper leak in the state’s graduate-level exam. Social activist Ritesh Gaur said that the exam paper had indeed been leaked, but the Commission was unwilling to acknowledge it. Kapil Sharma Jaunsari said that despite the anti-cheating law in Uttarakhand, cheating continues. He added that the government is also shirking its responsibility. He said that there is widespread anger among the youth over this issue. He stated that the cheating mafia and the school involved in the paper leak are all connected to the same group. He demanded that the Commission take responsibility, as it is unable to conduct a fair and transparent examination. He suggested that the responsibility for conducting the exam should be given to the State Public Service Commission. Former councilor Kailash Bhatt demanded that the government conduct the exam again. He said that despite all the security measures, the exam papers were leaked right under the Commission’s nose. This is a clear case of negligence on the part of the Commission. Ajay Giri, Aman Garg, Sachin Thakur, Vishal Bharti, Arjun, Gaurav and others were present on the occasion.
